Urticaria Management

A case of Urticaria, Freq cold and acidity treated At Imperial Homeopathy.

Hello, my name is Abhay Nadkarni I was having Urticaria, frequent cold and stomach upset acidity since many years I started treatment at Imperial Homeopathy Pune since October. I used to have urticarial rash all over body. I had severe acidity. because of that I used to have headache and urticarial rash. I used to take antacids like Tab Omez but had only temporary relief. I have to travel frequently so was having acidity very often. I was having Urticaria since 34 years. Frequent cold would get aggravated due to change of weather, change of location etc.

DermTV How Long Are Cold Sores Contagious DermTV Epi '7

Hello, I'm Dr. Neal Schultz pause And welcome to DermTV. A viewer with recurring cold sores asked if she was still contagious because she had a sore that was 11 days old. The scab was gone but the area was red and slightly sore. She wanted to know When was it ok to kiss her partner again, without risk of spreading the virus. For anyone who has cold sores, it's so important to know when they're contagious and when they're not, which is what I'm going to discuss now. To be clear, cold sores, which are the same as Herpes outbreaks,.

Consist of tiny blisters on the lip, or elsewhere on the face, and are caused by the Herpes virus. These outbreaks can be rare, happening just once in a lifetime or recurring, happening a few times each year. And yes, it's the same family of virus that causes genital herpes, but today I'm only talking about facial sores. So when are you no longer contagious If you don't treat this viral infection with oral antiviral pills, then by the time the scab or crust comes off it's usually not contagious. That can take a week or longer.

And that applies whether you don't treat it at all or you treat it with topical products. But if you are treated with oral antivirals like Valtrax or Famvir, then by the fourth day after the treatment is finished, it's usually not contagious. And here's some good news Newer treatment schedules often require only one day of pills! But regardless of your treatment, remember that the Herpes virus is spread by skintoskin contact. During an outbreak, the way you can spread your virus is by the part of your face or lip with the outbreak touching.

First Aid for Anaphylaxis General Allergic Reactions

Allergic reaction is nothing more than your bodies response to a foreign substance, this called an allergen. Allergic reaction can be caused by any number of things. Basically, anything can cause an allergic reaction. Some examples that I have on screen here are the four different ways that you can be exposed to allergic reaction. One of them over here is skin contact through a plant, through animal, through pollen or through latex are all ways the common allergic reactions happen. Another way is through injection either through a needle at a hospital setting or through a bee sting or any type of insect bite can also.

DermTV Prevent Exercise Itching DermTV Epi 297

Music Hello, I'm Dr. Neal Schultz pause and welcome to DermTV. During. or even right after exercise, itching on your face, scalp or neck happens to a lot of people and when it does, its really annoying. It's cause isn't so much related to the particular exercise you do but it's more related to how intensely you do it. Simply, the more intense the workout, the more you itch. When you exercise, your muscles use energy for the muscle contractions that move your body. Very simply, the MORE you do, and the faster and harder you do them, the more energy you use. That's what.

Burns calories which then impacts on weight loss. Hooray!!! But unfortunately, muscles are somewhat inefficient in their use of those calories. Well, that inefficiency creates heat in those hard working muscles and that heat then spreads from the muscles and starts to raise your body temperature. In your body's eternal effort to maintain homeostasis, meaning keeping things normal. and maintain a constant 98.6 internal temperature,. it brings blood from the inside of your body which is starting to rise above 99 degrees, it brings that 99deg blood to your relatively cooler skin which is normally, somewhere between 80, 90.

Degrees. By sending more, warmer core blood to your relatively cooler skin, the extra core heat is dissipated easier to the outside air and that helps maintain normal, internal temperature by preventing it from rising. So far so good this all makes sense and as someone who loves to exercise I'm in. But when we bring that heated blood to our skin, that heat causes a small amount of inflammation, or just plain irritation, in the skin. To deal with the annoyance of too much heat, your body tells special skin cells to.

Release their histamine as part of the body's way of fighting and correcting this unnatural. increasing skin temperature. Finally, It's the release of this histamine in your skin that causes the itching. OK that was easy just kidding. but why's the itching worse on your face, scalp and neck., compared to the rest of your body. Actually the itching can occur anywhere and does but it happens much more on you head and neck for 3 reasons first the shape of your head and neck have a very high surface area compared to their volume, which makes heat loss much more.

Efficient. Remember, mom always said to wear a hat in cold weather. She knew this stuff! Second there's a very rich network of blood vessels in your face, scalp and neck. which bring a lot of blood there, and that maximizes heat loss.and lastly your scalp sweats a lot because of your hair and the sweat plays a minor role in the itching. So whats the best fix to help prevent exercise induced itching I bet you want me to say don't exercise!. Sorry that's not an option! Instead try taking a nonsedating.

Delegation and supervision of a medical trainee

OK, I'd like to get Mr. White's cardiac cath done as soon as possible. Yeah Yeah, I figured you'd want to get that out of the way. Luckily the last patient on the elective list cancelled, so we can get his cath done this afternoon. I already spoke with him about the procedure and he signed his consent. That's great. Maybe we'll get out of here on time for once. Actually, I was hoping the cath would be done later on so I could do it. But it's Wednesday, it's my academic half day.

When I was a resident, we didn't have academic half days, we didn't need to, we saw everything, and there was none of this goinghome at the end of a call stuff. These days, you have to have fellowship in order to get enough clinical exposure. Don't worry, there'll be other cases. Yeah, don't worry there will be lots of opportunities. It's an hour till noon, why don't you take off early, you can get some lunch before you go. Make sure you don't fall asleep during yet another PowerPoint. OK, great.

I'll get going. I'm back tonight. I'm on call after my half day. OK, we'll see you later, then. I'll see you tomorrow. I'm not on call tonight. Thank God. You know, I had him in cath labs last week. It was all I could do not to rip the catheter out of his hands. I know you have him in skills lab and you teach him things, but it's like he'd never seen a catheter before, let alone put one in. I don't think it'd be safe for him to catheterize.

Music Hello, I'm Dr. Neal Schultz pause and welcome to DermTV. If I told you that I'm going to help you understand and treat your keratosis pilaris, you'd say, What's he talking about But if I told you that's a fancy medical term for chicken skin, which is that rough, itchy skin that occurs on the top and outer parts of some people's arms and also on the front of their thighs, then it might ring a bell. It's particularly common in teenagers and young adults, and it itches but, more importantly,.

It looks really funny, because you have all these little white studded bumps on your skin with pink skin in between. It's not dangerous but It certainly looks funny and doesn't feel good. This is another situation where exfoliants to the rescue, because these hard little bumps represent overgrowths of dead cells on the top of the hair follicle. All you have to do is literally dissolve them away with a chemical exfoliant, whichever one you use for your face, you can use on your arms wherever you have your chicken skin, and use it twice a day, and it will result over a period of.

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